CorridorKey

You would think so considering the creator constantly calls it that, but it is merely source-available. This has been repeatedly brought up along with other very questionable license decisions [0]. The charitable interpretation is that the creator is very confused about what open source is and isn't. Here's a summary: - The project is licensed under the "Corridor Key License" [1], which is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 with extra clauses that permit commercial use of you have their blessing (That's right, CC BY-NC with commercial use allowed). - CC licenses should not be used for software, and the non-commercial restrictions make this project not open source. - This project is based on Hiera, which licenses its weights under CC BY-NC 4.0 [2]. Again, non-commercial. He is selling this. - The license was changed a few times after the community rewrote la

Worth bearing in mind that people in VFX are often relatively technical. From their own 'LLM handover' doc: https://github.com/nikopueringer/CorridorKey/blob/main/docs/... > Be Proactive: The user is highly technical (a VFX professional/coder). Skip basic tutorials and dive straight into advanced implementation, but be sure to document math thoroughly.